Musical Compositions
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| You may listen to the interpretation of Flores' "Perdon" by Marc Anthony and Ednita Nazario here | |
| and to Luciano Quiñones piano interpretation of "Amor Perdido" here | |
Some of the songs written by Flores were: "Amor Perdido" (Lost Love), "Bajo un Palmar" (Under the Palm Tree), "Borracho no Vale" (which may translate to "Drunk Doesn't Count" or "Doesn't Count If You're Drunk"), "Linda", "Sin Banderas" (Without a Flag), "Despedida" (Farewell) and "Perdon" (I'm Sorry). "Among those who have performed his songs are: Beny More, Los Panchos, Celia Cruz, and Maria Luisa Landin. A 1996 television special honoring his work features versions by many Puerto Rican and international artists, such as Ednita Nazario, Marc Anthony, Yolandita Monge and Shakira.
Read more about this topic: Pedro Flores (composer)
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